6.1 Thrilling Read: A Mysterious Death At Sainik Farms
byWhen Ugrasen drops dead at No22 Sainik Farms, his niece Anjali is horrified, upset and confused. Though only fourteen years old, she knows something…
Asian Fiction
6.1 
The Krishna Key
byFive thousand years ago, there came to earth a magical being called Krishna, who brought about innumerable miracles for the good of mankind. Humanity…
You Never Know When You”ll Get Lucky
byWhew! What a mouthful of a book title! Kajal is a copy-writer working in an ad agency in Delhi. She’s a typical sassy, confident…
The In(eligible) Bachelors
byI think I quite like desi (Indian) chick-lit these days. There are not too many of them, so the market is not saturated and…
Midnight’s Children
byThis is a huge task for me trying to sum up this massive, fantastical, multi-layered book. This is also probably the most “difficult” book…
Stilettos in the Newsroom – A Book Review
byI was super-excited to receive this review copy from debut author Rashmi Kumar. This book has been doing the rounds with various Indian book…
Teaser Tuesdays: Midnight’s Children
byBecause this is Rushdie, I cannot restrict myself to just one. Here are two quotable quotes I came across today that I definitely had…
Bangalore Calling
byFinally, with this book, my reading block seems to have gone away. Whew! Bangalore Calling, a debut novel by Brinda S. Narayan is a…
6 Truly, Madly, Deeply
byWhat happens when the most popular guy in school falls in love with the most beautiful girl? In a nutshell, that’s the foundation for…
The Love Asana
byWhat better day to post a review of a Mills n Book than on Valentine’s Day? In January, when the publishers offered me a…